wonderboymyth has kibitzed 15 times to chessgames   [more...]

Jan-21-07 Ivanchuk vs A Graf, 1988    wonderboymyth: One of those games showing Ivanchuk's incredible genius.      Dec-08-06 Anand vs Ivanchuk, 1996    wonderboymyth: R + 2B = 2R + N Which could occur at White's will, given N on b6 and B on c8. White's fantastic position and the easily attainable bishop pair gives him ample compensation (if not more) for the exchange.      Nov-10-06 J Pelikan vs L Marini, 1955   wonderboymyth: 18...fxe6 19.Qh5+      Oct-21-06 Lasker vs L Labatt, 1893    wonderboymyth: Did Lasker miss 22.Nf6+?      Sep-03-06 Topalov vs Kasparov, 1996    wonderboymyth: By white's 32nd move h4, black has a rook, bishop, and a pawn for white's queen, which is materially balanced. White's main advantage stems from the fact that black's bishop, hemmed in by black's own pawns, is very passive. As 32...Rg6 can be played after h5 is actually played      May-30-06 A Yurgis vs Botvinnik, 1931    wonderboymyth: 25...Rc5! better than 25...Rc7, supports 26...f5 and if 27.exf6 Bxf6 later ...e5      Aug-01-05 Kasparov vs A Donchenko, 1976    wonderboymyth: Zugzwang for black, meanwhile threat is 39.hxg5 Qxg5 40.Qxg5+ Kxg5 41.Nxd6 Rxd6 42.Rxb7      Oct-13-04 T Sanikidze vs D Suajibi, 2004   wonderboymyth: 24...Qd7 25.Nexd4      Sep-22-04 Pillsbury vs Marshall, 1903    wonderboymyth: if 44.Kg3 then ...Nf5+, if 44.Kg1 then ...Bc5      Sep-02-04 F Apsenieks vs Alekhine, 1939    wonderboymyth: Why not 26...Nxe3+?

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